Rildanor Republican Rally

Rassemblement Républicain de Rildanor Rassemblement Républicain de Rildanor
La liberté pour construire l'avenir
Abbreviation	RRR
President	Xavier Payet
Vice-president	Michel Masson
General manager	Léa Vidal
Spokesperson	Pauline Bourgeois
Founder	Lukas Matic
Founded	12 may 4840
Legalised	20 may 4840
Headquarters	Arloux, Morbanaque
Newspaper	Le républicain libre
Student wing	Rassemblent de la Jeunesse
Youth wing	Unité Ouvert vers l'avenir
Women's wing	Unité Fémina
Ideology	Républicain libéral Démocrate Conservateur
Political position	Centre-droit
Colors	Violet
Slogan	La liberté pour construire l'avenir
Seats at the National Convention of Rildanor	276 / 455
Local states	2 / 5
Website
rrr.ril
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The Rildanor Republican Rally, better known by the acronym RRR, is a political party in Rildanor founded on May 12, 4840 under the leadership of Lukas Matic. The party’s initial goal was to bring about the reestablishment of a Republican regime. He sits in the center-right of the political spectrum. The RRR is a resurgence of an old party of the same name which briefly existed between 4653 and 4669. During this period, Lucas Blanchard, its founder, was three times president of Rildanor. Lukas Matic is a direct descendant of Lucas Blanchard. This is why he named the party with the same name in honor of his ancestor.

History

Foundation

In 4840, Lukas Matic is a young politician who fiercely opposes monarchical principles including the classification of the population making part of it "better born" than the other because of a title of nobility acquired by their ancestors.

This revulsion of monarchical privileges encouraged him to rub shoulders with personalities claiming to be publicly republican. After countless exchanges with them, but also with entrepreneurs, part of the artistic world and the middle class, Lukas Matic announced on May 12, 4840 the founding of the Republican Rally of Rildanor. This name is identical to the Republican Party of its 47th century ancestor.

Immediately, the RRR claimed the wish to end the monarchy of Mickael VII and establish a republican regime, but without using violence. Change must be done democratically. While Lukas Matic and his companions expect to have to try to convince for a long time, they receive unexpected and strong support from the main political party of the time: the New Popular Party (NPP). Confronted with a political class unanimously favorable to the establishment of a republican regime, King Mickael VII does not hesitate to abdicate in order not to go in opposition to the desires of the wills of the people and their representatives and not to see the blood sunk. As a result, the transition from a monarchy to a republic takes place in the greatest calm and a unique national cohesion thanks to the irreproachable responsibility of the king.

The Constituent

Between 4843 and 4845, Rildanor lived under the Constituent regime, a transitional period which allowed the two major political parties of the country to agree on the aspects that the brand new Republic should take. Despite a new total electoral failure which led the RRR to obtain no seat in the Constituent Convention, the conventionists of the New Popular Party fully involved the members of the RRR in the construction of future institutions. As such, the Republicans, under the leadership of Lukas Matic, will play a major role. They will weigh, for example, on the duration of the mandate, the number of seats at the national convention, on the emblems of the country ... The understanding between the popular and the republicans will lead to the establishment of the Trudeauist Republic of Rildanor which suits the actors of the Rildanorian political life.

Orientations

With the party's initial objective achieved, it was time for the RRR to build a more detailed political program. It was then decided to organize the "Republican Universities" in Arloux in September 10-19, 4844. These are the working sessions of this event that will lead to the common program of the different currents of the party. The liberals (who are then the most numerous), the conservatives and the progressives form the three main currents of the Rassemblent Républicain de Rildanor. They have in common the desire to promote individual freedoms, the right to vote, the right to undertake, the right to education and to health, national security and targeted international cooperation.

Organizational structure of the party

The Investiture Congress

The Investiture Congress is held in the month of April preceding the national general elections (eight months before). It is an opportunity for every influential member of the party to express themselves on national policies and on internal party politics. At its end, the Republican candidate for the next presidential election is elected by the members present by an absolute majority. Precise rules exist for each case. The delegate of the investiture convention is responsible for enforcing them. The latter is appointed by the President of the party.

The National Congress

The National Congress is convened by the Steering and Orientation Commission (CDO) when its members consider that the context requires it. It is organized by the President of the party and must be held at least once every six years. It is an opportunity for members to discuss social issues and to re-elect a new political office.

The Steering and Orientation Commission

This commission is made up of at least 30 party members. Some of its members can be elected for life from its midst if its work for the party or the country has proven to be of crucial importance. The vast majority of committee members (at least 75% of them) are elected every five years by members by post.

The political office

The RRR's political bureau is the party's executive body. He must answer for his action at the National Congress and to the Steering and Orientation Committee. It is composed of a President, a Vice-President (who holds the powers of treasurer), a spokesperson and a general manager. He may be surrounded by a team of volunteers responsible for various missions (advisers, secretariat, security, communication, information, activists, etc.). The political bureau is elected for a period of five years, but can be pushed to put back its mandate by the organization of a National Congress.

Party personalities

President of the party

President of the party

Nº	Start of term	End of term	Name	Trend	Date of birth
1	May 4840	June 4849	Lukas Matic	Progressiste	04 janvier 4801
2	June 4849	March 4858	Zacharie Pichon	Conservateur	14 juillet 4784
3	April 4858	April 4869	Denis Marchal	Progressiste	04 février 4787
4	May 4869	January 4877	Yves Klein	Libéral	08 décembre 4815
5	January 4877	May 4879	Aurélie Guyon	Progressiste	30 novembre 4784
6	May 4879	January 4885	Delphine Saint-Colombe	Conservateur	30 novembre 4812
7	January 4885	June 4891	Xavier Payet	Conservateur	09 août 4809
8	June 4891	...	Charles Angemont	Libéral	03 avril 4828

General manager

Managing Director

Nº	Start of term	End of term	Name	Trend	Date of birth
1	September 4842	February 4845	Chloé Mauriac	Progressiste	22 décembre 4795
2	February 4845	June 4849	Benoit Jacquemot	Progressiste	20 août 4805
3	June 4849	March 4858	Yann Ferrier	Conservateur	20 mai 4826
4	April 4858	April 4869	Jean Vallon	Libéral	16 juin 4793
5	May 4869	December 4872	Hugo Malifaux-Galmier	Libéral	27 janvier 4847
6	January 4873	January 4877	Claude Lefèvre	Libéral	05 novembre 4793
7	January 4877	May 4879	Gilles Rossi	Conservateur	20 mars 4823
8	May 4879	January 4885	Xavier Payet	Conservateur	09 août 4809
9	January 4885	June 4891	Léa Vidal	Conservateur	19 août 4840
10	June 4891	...	Hugo Malifaux-Galmier	Libéral	27 janvier 4847

Party spokesperson

Party spokesperson

Nº	Start of term	End of term	Name	Trend	Date of birth
1	September 4882	February 4845	Benoit Jacquemot	Progressiste	20 août 4805
2	February 4845	June 4849	Irène Gauvin	Progressiste	08 juillet 4820
3	June 4849	March 4858	Olivia Arnaud	Conservateur	20 octobre 4785
4	April 4858	October 4862	Zacharie Pichon	Conservateur	14 juillet 4784
5	November 4862	April 4869	Maxime Herbin	Libéral	18 septembre 4816
6	May 4869	January 4877	Michel Kiderman	Conservateur	31 mai 4798
7	January 4877	may 4879	Sophie Verrant	Conservateur	25 juillet 4833
8	May 4879	January 4885	Laurent Gidouin	Libéral	13 avril 4823
9	January 4885	June 4891	Pauline Bourgeois	Progressiste	21 juin 4822
10	June 4891	...	Paul-Louis Sauveur	Progressiste	06 juillet 4850

Investiture and presidential elections

Results of the investitures

Results of the investitures

Nº	Investiture date	Location	scope="col" !Name	scope="col" !Trend	scope="col" !Date of birth	scope="col" !Result 1st round	scope="col" !Result 2nd round
1	April 4844	Arloux (Morbanaque)	Lukas Matic	Progressiste	04 janvier 4801	96.26%
2	April 4848	Arloux (Morbanaque)	Lukas Matic	Progressiste	04 janvier 4801	84.90%
3	April 4852	Arloux (Morbanaque)	Zacharie Pichon	Conservateur	14 juillet 4784	86.88%
4	April 4856	Tiralle (Tiralouse)	Yann Ferrier	Conservateur	20 mai 4826	51,03%
			Pierre Swiawieski	Progressiste	05 avril 4801	28,36%
			François Faussinet	Libéral	19 juin 4815	13,60%
			Anne Blanc	Conservateur	06 août 4793	7,01%
5	April 4860	Tiralle (Tiralouse)	Adrien Delannoy	Conservateur	31 mars 4790	56,35%
			Laurence Chauvin	Progressiste	11 décembre 4822	22.09%
			Yves Klein	Libéral	08 décembre 4815	21.56%
6	April 4864	Tiralle (Tiralouse)	Anne Blanc	Conservateur	06 août 4793	52,80%
			Jean-Pierre Grossolet	Conservateur	17 août 4820	33,84%
			Aurélie Guyon	Progressiste	30 novembre 4784	13,36%
7	April 4868	Port-Tenay (Boudigaux)	Anne Blanc	Conservateur	06 août 4793	92,35%
8	April 4872	Arloux (Morbanaque)	Gladys Vergneau	Libéral	16 avril 4832	37,02%	54,52%
			Jean-Philippe Lemoine	Libéral	14 mai 4804	37,18%	45,48%
			Yves Klein	Libéral	08 décembre 4815	20,95%
			Roland Brasseur	Libéral	21 septembre 4818	3,14%
			Gérard Sommet	Libéral	15 décembre 4804	1,72%
9	April 4876	Alkenne (Tiralouse)	Gladys Vergneau	Libéral	16 avril 4832	74,60%
10	April 4880	Saint-Antoine (Montpellier)	Marc Dupuy	Libéral	15 novembre 4812	41,45%	69,25%
			Daphnée Berger	Libéral	07 mai 4825	28,90%	30,75%
			Samuel Bacri	Conservateur	15 mars 4846	13,53%
			Castille Vaillant	Libéral	26 juillet 4822	9,36%
			Romain Matic	Progressiste	24 août 4850	6,76%
11	April 4884	Port Tenay (Boudigaux)	Gilles Rossi	Conservateur	20 mars 4823	31,27%	59,85%
			Samuel Bacri	Conservateur	15 mars 4846	26,73%	40,15%
			Benoit Jacquemot	Progressiste	20 août 4805	22,93%
			Léa Vidal	Conservateur	19 août 4840	20,35%
			Michel Mikanen	Progressiste	22 juillet 4845	15,80%
			Raymond Soulage	Conservateur	15 juillet 4802	14,19%
12	May 4887	Croix (Boudigaux)	Gilles Rossi	Conservateur	20 mars 4823	67,39%
13	September 4890	Dinoît (Boudigaux)	Georges Courcelles	Libéral	11 février 4817	45,71%	50,01%
			Nicolas Coulange	Progressiste	10 janvier 4841	38,74%	49,99%
			Morgane Schweizer	Progressiste	26 août 4822	13,42%
			Michel Courbet	Libéral	08 mai 4845	2,14%
14	September 4894	Chevalier (Tiralouse)	Georges Courcelles	Libéral	11 février 4817	92,98%

RRR candidates for the presidency of Rildanor

RRR candidates for the presidency of Rildanor

Nº	Investiture date	Election date	Name	Trend	Date of birth	Election	Result
1	20 April 4844	January 4845	Lukas Matic	Progressiste	04 janvier 4801	Not elected (1st round)	29 151 (0.05%)
2	03 April 4848	January 4849	Lukas Matic	Progressiste	04 janvier 4801	Not elected (1st round)	39 703 (0,09%)
3	12 April 4852	January 4853	Zacharie Pichon	Conservateur	14 juillet 4784	Not elected (1st round)	10 444 425 (32.56%)
4	22 April 4856	January 4857	Yann Ferrier	Conservateur	20 mai 4826	Not elected (1st round)	11 011 915 (26.49%)
5	17 april 4860	January 4861	Adrien Delannoy	Conservateur	31 mars 4790	Not elected (1st round)	8 700 595 (20.44%)
6	21 april 4864	January 4865	Anne Blanc	Conservateur	06 août 4793	Elected (1st round)	19 118 040 (57.22%)
7	17 april 4868	January 4869	Anne Blanc	Conservateur	06 août 4793	Not elected (1st round)	16 208 354 (48.04%)
8	10 april 4872	January 4873	Gladys Vergneau	Libéral	16 avril 4832	Elected (1st round)	17 175 219 (50.78%)
9	12 april 4876	January 4877	Gladys Vergneau	Libéral	16 avril 4832	Elected (1st round)	19 804 004 (51,77%)
10	21 april 4880	January 4881	Marc Dupuy	Libéral	15 novembre 4812	Not elected (1st round)	18 488 671 (49,09%)
11	18 april 4884	January 4885	Gilles Rossi	Conservateur	20 mars 4823	Elected (1st round)	19 857 256 (53,89%)
12	21 may 4887	June 4887	Gilles Rossi	Conservateur	20 mars 4823	Elected (1st round)	18 891 208 (53,42%)
13	08 september 4890	June 4891	Georges Courcelles	Libéral	11 février 4817	Elected (1st round)	36 779 083 (61,87%)
14	11 september 4894	June 4895	Georges Courcelles	Libéral	11 février 4817	Elected (1st round)	35 402 178 (60,22%)

Republican Presidents

1. Anne Blanc (January 4865 - January 4869, Vice-President: Denis Le Gall)
2. Gladys Vergneau (January 4873 - January 4881, Vice-President: Lukas Matic)
3. Gilles Rossi (January 4885 - June 4891, Vice-President: Paul-Louis Sauveur then Clayton Jouvet)
4. Georges Courcelles (June 4891 - ..., Vice-President: Pauline Bourgeois)